IV9: Can Inventor Viewer be installed without Inventor?

[Anonymous]

Hi All, I'd like to know if I can use the Inventor Viewer ActiveX in a custom application, but not actually install Inventor on these machines, since it would require an additional 20 licenses for these users just to view the files. What files will need to be included with the project if this is possible? What's happened with VV3? Has it been discontinued? Thx ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Rand Analyste programmeur Programmer Analyst 1405 TransCanada, Suite 500 Dorval, Québec Canada, H9P 2V9 Tel: (514) 683-6838 x. 233 Fax: (514) 683-8020 Pager: (514) 614-2688 mike.rand@dtdcad.com www.dtdcad.com support.dtdcad.com

[Anonymous]

You may want to search back in the normal Inventor discussion group to be sure, but I believe that it was said that you can install the viewer (off the Inventor install cd) onto any machine legally. -- Kent Keller http://www.KWiKMcad.com Autodesk Discussion Group Facilitator "Mike Rand" wrote in message news:41484de5_3@newsprd01... Hi All, I'd like to know if I can use the Inventor Viewer ActiveX in a custom application, but not actually install Inventor on these machines, since it would require an additional 20 licenses for these users just to view the files.

[Anonymous]

You can also install Design Tracking from www.autodesk.com/developinventor. This includes the viewer and is freely available. -- Brian Ekins Autodesk Consulting Services Discussion Q&A: http://www.autodesk.com/discussion "Kent Keller" wrote in message news:41485034_2@newsprd01... > You may want to search back in the normal Inventor discussion group to > be sure, but I believe that it was said that you can install the viewer > (off the Inventor install cd) onto any machine legally. > > -- > Kent Keller > http://www.KWiKMcad.com > > Autodesk Discussion Group Facilitator > > "Mike Rand" wrote in message > news:41484de5_3@newsprd01... > Hi All, > > I'd like to know if I can use the Inventor Viewer ActiveX in a custom > application, but not actually install Inventor on these machines, since > it would require an additional 20 licenses for these users just to view > the files. > >